From Chaos to Control

Sir (Ralph) Norman Angell (1872–1967) was an English Nobel Peace Prize winner. He was a lecturer, journalist, author and MP for the Labour Party.

Press opinions for the original publication:“Has all the luminous common sense which has given Sir Norman Angell his special place in public controversies. … it enforces its points with a pungent effectiveness that claims for it a wide audience.” – Manchester Guardian“Sir Norman Angell displays to great advantage his keen logic, his rational idealism, his penetrating glances behind the surface of things.” – Everyman“Attacks the economic problem from its psychological side.” – Times“Serves its purpose by drawing attention to the defect in our educational system and by showing that economics alone cannot cure our social ills.” – Scots Observer“This virile and outspoken book …. no ordinary reader can fail to derive much broadening of outlook and food for furious thought from what is a very important addition to the literature of progress.” – Western Daily Press and Bristol Mirror

• 1. The Patient and the Doctors 2. The Disbelief in Economic Sanitation 3. Do We Know What We Want? 4. The Conditions of Successful Planning 5. Where Education Falls Short. Index.